Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-21
LOCAL NEWS.

.,..,rs are reported to be starving to- -, inc lower San Pedro. Deputy .a''.r .,.o. states that within the dis S-s---' n ,a:!e be counted not lesa than ''-.- '-,..,r sssd cows, On the upper San s-,,,-tls and crops look well.
 --.P Mulr for the past SIX years o,l-5 operator at Fort Whipple, i5.,-. ..'t.I5 ,ulcIdc at Albuquerque, by e'----. IS th.oa:. While temporarily in e-''.-' f;., wss a member of the Knights snIS. s,nI5...,-,s aa5 OLd Fellows sociaties.
 r.a grand iury have ignored the
 --s- sS5lnsJ Hsnuou and Riggs. ,-'.e ,-'-,,.t slts assault with intent tO kill. s-1.- ,- -..7. Co be punished ID some way. ---- ,,y such very poor shots. Their ..- lip Is a disgrace 10 the south -...-L..-sEl.
 9.-. bs,Ievei at tEe Mammoth that 8
 -, mil is soon to be started.
 E.t foot level un immense body
 ,-- has ben uncovered. The :, :, . .-,., ,s =ustiy considered to be enc
 l.-- HsS, and biggest mines In the .....gE.
 ....R.r meteor thst made the city .--,.a unto day. passed over the .,,.Yy west. early Monday morning. ,r~ rr---r, ll was so close to the
 .-.t tna sound as T. rushed ..---. ..a alr cJC.t be distinctly --s-a
 .., ,-.;.ot att4tclmen-. one mortgage .r....r..l.a,.1u of mortgages and one ......, r7.,sa. Hidden Treasure, were --.; f9- record yes-erGay. ihe Hidden T-.r.u-s ,s Iu p.ua D.s;Gc' hud Was To- -.,.s by Max Warner l.. White, \, s.maus Lui Nm. Esi-
 The Marine and Jack Tar mines locat- a5 ia Nrigujsoa district oy S. IL. Parke ..-t ,hs Bar mIue .'ta--d n Piua dis -. NJ E.-ia wyre fled for re- -'-5 -.-a.r. ..-r s l-ed from John ....,., .. James Ie--Ce for s lot on F--.-,.r- .,.. SIT. g Ncga.es, consider a,a. s-
 -r-rrrtla r.l adobe walis that line .t ..-.... .- Iccseu are n danger of -r.r-. Oa both sides near the bottom .... have c-GuC.5l away t,li they ..e.i aa "a uar-ow strip ot but few ,-e1.s ia wIi.h. As they are liable to t... va.5gIs oy. especially children, are -. danger o' beng killed.
 The Fourth Cavalry band have been .-cssei by Mir CRrrillo to play in his rs-ir-s Cu sunday next. His gardens l.v= been created at an enormous out .zg. tl.. beyond question, they are the t-...rsqli Of Tucson. They will be formally opened oy this grand military ra1e--. The admission IS merely nom .-... Let the attendance be large,
 --s CITIZEN is iu receipt of the May l-moer of the New England Magazine. ar article ou New EuglGnd and its ,D- i- finely Illustrated. Altogether .-- magazine hes tine appearance of l-E among the bsst of its kind and is ,-.,-lLly well worth the small price of . cents per number. It Is published at 6 Bromfeld St, Boston.
 E. L. Stiles. Esq, leading member d, Sue Ar.Zans bar. resident at Tucson .s n to. city. having come over the I.ugr especially 10 attend the American Opera Compsuy. Mir. Stiles Is highly tIltIvated gentleman and has frequent. 5 made the social world of Tucson hap p by directing the home theatricsls of Lat city Los Angeles Herald.
 Mir. Trout recently injured by Q .sllIug bu ket in the Combination shaft, one of the claims sGi0IniSg the Nekol, .z reported doing well and unless nOth- llE CutOrseen occurs will soon be again a1 @ be about. He received a scalp sound some six inches in length, but fortunately was not so seriously injured as he friends feared. Dr. Spencer who attended hlm, is reported to have 'rsalei me case most eXcellently.
 Ih CITIZEN takes pleasure in calling s'.-r,.1a 70 the saloon ot Messrs. Herald d C11o7ar, st Wilcox. Tbe saln0n Is ,' l.u- =.anding and Is among tto best s-rrl .u tae Territory. Mir. Baum the s.1,.- proprietor of the present firm, .g- been connected with It for pears s1i .- well known tC ye CITIZEN scribe bs A I lIr. Jouover is E nsw man Io us. out ve hope to make his scqasin- f,re- l:.r ou. The CITIZEN asks for tlg Dew firm full and liberal share oi patronage.
 T.e last one If the Mexicsns who ,..si ~alaz4r ia Sonora, not long --,a. vss captured in PhenIL day e tFo bg5. Tie wI;e of the man a..-a, who was recently killed n i..- ell-T while resisting arrest, and --g k-av of tn- robbery gave the s-Ha r--ls away to tue Sonora au- !.H-..,-- suG on her evidence, all con- o--l-i are u1w in JeiI, including IOn- s...r ,l-u, chief of custom guards, and V.a --G-a'ed the poodle for the rob ha--.-Sews.
 ,.r w. A. Scott reports having seen a i-s- meteor fail on Sunday evening l-.. r.-a-r ID the Whetstone mountains --l il- -.utG RitBs adjacent thereto. L- states t.- on Sunday evening lgst al.utl o'clock. he was apprIsed of the i--.ns - tgar uy the bright and sud a.- >.a,s .n the sky. Turning quickly 1 '-e direction above indicated, De .a#" ,-ifa md the wood on the range @ .'aZ- The fire burned most Ot
 l'.-, -Il VAS observed by many, tt. a.at believes the meteor to have Teen rte direct aad immediate cause of i. blaze iiBsmuch As no lIght on the .- 1'a.as was observable till after the ia- at t-- meteor. IL wRs about feet '- lalst.-, or probably larger.
 ieg--, ajviees from the QuIJotos say .-a- ,-s. -U2 gIveS promise of a boom, "-- -iz- .i which wGs never before ex- is'-.-er-- Tie Locomotive not only s--1u-s Co do we'll but improves with
 .il-ut Hank Murray IS regarded -- --.-r-Ei and careful manager and Is .--e:a-s considered a capable and pop --- s-periutenaant. The Bonanza
 -ia-y au the Weldon, under Super
 ,-sat Pickett. are presenting the "a S'ih vlgor. Airtady some 4OG0
 -'e' oi milling ore are on the t-4pS. The work Of reducing this will
 ' once commenced. The L0como- .t a'e I,l 52aa l3 atpre-ent being extended to -e .!!aian, 70 enable the Bonanza Go. " ger tL.s ore to the mill.
 .IN''hio Martinez. agent for the etBte ''....'Es, lTrrE-F ar n-.1c,4k , F..- IuyE